Professional football's rise and call for sportsmanship
The article discusses Reel Grange joining the Bears for Thanksgiving day, argues football is becoming a national sport, and urges strict penalties for rough play. It stresses maintaining clean conduct on the field, condemns assaults on officials, and advocates high standards of sportsmanship to keep fans returning.
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Reel Grange
Bears
Red Grange
Chicago
Lorain
al- Tmasi
Court limits Col Mitchell in visit to see baby over Thanksgiving
Military court refused permission for Col Mitchell to visit his infant daughter during Thanksgiving. Officials marked the appeal as disapproved, forcing him to stay in Washington as defense requirements kept him from family. The piece criticizes court rigidity and questions the handling of the request.
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Col. Mitchell
Truit
Washington
Mitchell
Italian editor Albertini resigns from Corriere della Sera
Senator Alber tini resigns as editor of Milan's Corriere della Sera amid Fascist pressure and Crespi family disputes over anti Fascist policy. The influential newspaper faces censure for its stance, signaling further erosion of bulwarks against Fascism in Italy.
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Italy
Albertini
Corveire Della Sera
Milan
Corriere
Crespi
Cripis
Notable Births and Deaths Mark Anniversary Dates
A compact list notes events for this day including Washington oath taker in New York and Dred Scott Clermont, actor Charles Ames, and French writer Dumas. It records ship overland expedition to California led by Jedediah Smith and public notices of clergy, governors, and state treasurers.
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Ropert
Livingeton
Washington
BOTA
New York
Dred Ac Clermonty
Charles Aimble
Im Brecom
Loocon
Califoraiz
Jededah Smith
San Ganzie
Jonz Sloane
Ing
Ntevandre Dumas
Royal Academy
London
Wallam Orpen
Britain
Vorn
Ireland
Sears
Allen Arissorin
Canadian Senate
Oorn Atewbursh
Ont
Tiscars Aso
Cotton Manufacturers' Association Names Officers and Regions
The Cotton Manufacturers' Association of North Carolina and nearby areas announced new officers and regional chairs. The body aims to coordinate trade standards, price policies, and industry guidance across mills in the state and neighboring districts.
Minster of War Culture post vacant in Haosland
Lt. Col Walter Guinness named for the post previously held by Rev Hoz E L Food in India. Guinness, born 1830 in Dublin, educated at Eton, served in the South African War and World War, awarded the Queen's Medal, DS 0, and twice mentioned in dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Eton
Guiness
Movement to establish an Old Ladies' Home and property details
An on foot movement aims to form an organization to set up a Lakes Home on the Grosienor property on Secona Street. The Sheffield Land Co canceled a $1500 mortgage. Mrs Ida Gilson willed home and real estate on Lake Nug to be used as an old ladies' home. J Dixon married Elia Brown at the bride’s home, officiated by Rev C Endler.
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Fisvia
Grosienor
Secona Street
Sheffield Land CO
South Lorain
Ted
Ida Gilson
Lahenug
J. Dixon
Elia Brown
Eride
C Endler
Oberlin Woman’s Crash Near Morgan Street
Mrs Olds of Oberlin loses control after collision with another car driven by WR Richards of North Pleasant Street. Olds suffers a broken nose and general shaking. taken to Allen Memorial Hospital. Dr Trufant attended her injuries. Meanwhile Misses Swettland Saffin and Dora Cargill drove to Cleveland for a recital.
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Ingl Red
Oberlin
Ochs
Lirmingham
Morgan and
WR Richards
North Pleasant Street
Moran Street
Mre Olds
Phim Creek
Mire Olds
Cleveland
Glenda Saffin Manette Swettland
Dora Cargill
Dors Suffin
New Castle
Tne
Tercentenary notices and leading events in theatre and education
The paper notes the 100th anniversary of Charles Kemble, Mary Anderson’s Juliet debut in London, and the first National Conference for the American Theatre at Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh. It lists upcoming talks by Dwight D. Eisenhower’s successor and court cases, plus conventions of Western colleges, Texas associations, and Scouts across multiple cities.
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Charles Kemble
Mary Anderson
Louwlie
Juliet
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Dwight FL Davs
Philadelahia
District
Poems That Live Lucy Ashton’s Sang
Fragmentary verse by Sir Walter Scott with archaic diction and lines about stars wine and singers. The text references themes of quiet death and vacant hearts as part of a broad literary lyric fragment.
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Lucy Ashton
Aniger
Walter Scott
Local Guests Attend Mrs McCulloughs Fashion Event
Lough and children visited Mansfeld Thursday as guests of Mrs McCullough and Mrs Parson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Andrews with daughter Eleanor, Mrs Albers Raden of 195 Forest Street, Miss Helps Rodex of 196 Morsay Street, Myre Ormbsy and son Ralph of 189 West College Street, and NM W S and S Tenses of 234 Forest Street for a Thahsening dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lough
Mansfeld
George Andrews
Eleanor
Albers Raden
Forest Straet
Wales Prince Exercises to Keep Fit
The Prince of Wales maintains a disciplined routine with squash, rope skipping, Turkish bath visits, and swimming, followed by court duties. Reports say he enjoys good health and has rarely been confined to bed, though illness has limited fox hunting this season.
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Wales
Prince
London
Prince of Wales
British Bolshevism Parade Seen By US Clergyman
The Rev. Robert McCaslin of Jacksonville reports witnessing a Hyde Park demonstration with about fifteen thousand people and more than twenty red Bolshevik flags. He says protesters hissed a royal flag and demanded its destruction while leaders praised communism and bolshevism.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Robert
afeCassin
Fle
Cardiff
Wales
McCaslin
Hyde Park
Hyde Park, Loanor
Exchange Club
Prraders
Doryn
Bena
London
England
Che
Govérmneri
Ted
Ines
Escutcheon Return Highlights Old French Ties and Marrage Rite
Fragmentary notes describe Hastings Mus returning an escutcheon to Quebec and referencing Wolfe’s 1734 capture and French occupation. It mentions Morocco arts in London, Parisian tea dances with dolls on chairs, a Central Africa marriage custom, and a three year work pledge between bride’s and groom’s brothers.
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Escuicheon
Hastings
Mus
Quebec
Arts of France
Wolfe
Nalhe
Menut River
Afrika Te Whinua
Folam
Oberlin Briefs Mrs. O P Rader and Ilma Green
Oberlin notes show 2nd Mrs. O P Rader and Ilma Green of 0 North Part street visiting Mr. and Mrs. E If Parke of 196 Morgan street. Miss Marjorie Jameson spending Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs Fe PL Jameson of 162 South Cedar street. Mr and Mrs James McCullough are also mentioned.
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Oberlin
O. P. Rader
Ilma Green
North Part Street
Airs
E. If Parke
Morgai Street
Marjorie Jameson
Airs Fe
Jameson
South Cecar Street
James
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